Arthur A Pank (1918 - 1999)
Arthur A Pank was a Norfolk signwriter and landscape artist.
He lived in Norwich and started out as a signwriter for breweries after serving in the Royal Navy. Arthur joined the brewery “Young ,Crawshay and Youngs” in 1949 followed by “Bullards”, “Watneys” and “Grand Metropolitan”.
He retired in 1982 and then took up landscape oil painting and became highly regarded for his evocative scenes of Norfolk including the Broads, North Norfolk coast and Mousehold Heath. He was also a reputed artist of ships and seascapes as well as flowers, animals and winter scenes.
He exhibited regularly and his early exhibitions in the 1960s were held at The Devon Galleries, Elm Hill, Norwich.
Arthur A Pank died aged 81 years in 1999.
Work by Arthur A Pank (1918 - 1999)
X (SOLD) Broadland Sunset with Wherry
Oil
6¾in x 8¾in (17.2cm x 22.2cm)
X (SOLD) Derelict Pump Windmill
Oil
6in x 5in (15.2cm x 12.7cm)
X (SOLD) Evening Flight – Broadland
Oil
5½in x 8in (14cm x 20.3cm)
X (SOLD) Heron amongst the reeds
Oil 6in x 8in (15.2cm x 20.3cm)
X (SOLD) Old Norfolk Wherry and Mill
Oil
6in x 5in (15.2cm x 12.7cm)
X (SOLD) Spritsail Barge in Squally Weather
Oil 7½in x 9½in (19cm x 24.2cm)
X (SOLD) Track to the Farm
Oil
5in x 7in (15.2cm x 17.8cm)
X (SOLD) Trawlers leaving Port
Oil 5½in X 7in (14cm x17.8cm)
X (SOLD) Winter Pheasants in flight
Oil
16in x 12in (40.6cm x 30.5cm)
X(SOLD) Delphiniums
Watercolour
8in x 6in (20.3cm x 15.2cm)
